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(Quiet music, nature sounds)

(Regular commands, chugging)

(Quiet music)

(Squeak)
And good!

(Quiet music)

(babble of voices)

(chugging, dog barking)

(dog barking)

You have nothing to command me!

(Voices buzzing)
What is it?

Don't you know the way anymore?
- Gregor.

Off!
- What's going on?

If this continues,
I don't know ...

(dog barking)

You can't chat with the father.
- What was it about?

Should I talk to him?
- As always.

Because I also still
in the workshop.

No. No, let it go.

(engine hum)

(Quiet Conversations)

I don't know,
What else to do.

I've tried that many times,
But those two won't give it a rest.

It's still evening every day.
has become.

Now go in to see your father.

He must ned always the boy.
impose his will on him.

(Heavy breathing)

Leave it.
Should do the dirndl later.

I'll get it.

(rumble)
Have said to leave it alone!

Doesn't anyone do what I say anymore?

(Polter)

(Porcelain clinks.)

It's all right, girl.

Father, the Gregor ...
(Happy whistling)

He just wants to ...
- Will you clean up there?

(Tense music)

(Door slamming)

(Tense tapping music)

(Metallic hammering)

(Goosegackers)

(She groans.)

(Metallic clank)
Mario!

(hiss)
Can you give me the 13?

(creak)
Thank you.

Please.

Tag, Gregor.

Anna.

What did you do?

Would you look,
whether you can fix it?

Have too much to get done. It takes time.

Can you do it?
- I can.
look at it if you like?

The Gregor can do better.
- Put the wheel over.

I'll see when I can do it.

(Goosegackers)

(Squeak, metallic rattle)

(chugging)

(Muffled bang)

(chugging)

(creaking, squeaking)

(Birdsong)

(softly:) Oh, shit.

(Metallic clacking)

(She moans softly.)
Maria!

Have you seen!

Have a problem?

The Thomas.

The plowshare jammed.

I can't get them out.
-We'll get it out.

It's good.

What about the Gregor?

Why doesn't he care?

A woman belongs on the farm.
(Grunt)

So.

(jingle)

The Anna comes ned with me.
on the buck.

She has enough.
to do with her students.

And Gregor already cares. He
has work to do in the workshop today.

Yes, anyway.

On the tractor better be a.
man sitting on it. That's what everyone says

They should.
turn their backs on their own door.

(chugging)

(crickets chirping)

This can also go away.

Now look,
The Gregor is so busy.

Why don't you let him.
create in the workshop?

Badnerin, you can go too.

It doesn't work that the others.
should do his job.

And you can ned it alone.

The Badnerin creates.
ned like she used to.

Why do you take.
not a steady servant?

Since the blessed mother.
is never there,

It's all in disarray there.

The Gregor is the next farmer.
on the Bacherhof.

And it's about time he showed it.

(chugging)

(dog whimper)

(Gregor breathes heavily.)

(Door slamming)

(splash)

Maria, do you have to scare me like that?

You look like you might.
Give it to me.

Have you neibogen the plow again?
- Ah jo, sure.

(Soft music)

Why aren't you sleeping at this time?

I've been waiting for you.

You're all dirty there too.
- And so are you.

(giggling, rumbling)
(playful:) Come here.

(She giggles.)

(Emotional music)

(Polter)

(dog barking from outside)

(Door opens, footsteps.)

Go to sleep now.

(softly:) night.

(Goosegackers)

(cackle)

(Birdsong)

Werner, is it open yet?
- Come in.

Give me salt?
- That's out.
That will be back tomorrow.

Maria, look over there.

That smells good, what is that?
- That's a fig.

No, that's certainly arg.
expensive.
- Are for the Zeiserer.

I'll just say one was rotten.

(A car comes speeding up.)

(Braking sounds on gravel)

You can't do that,
you have to eat it yourself.

(Door opens.)

Look here.

The Bacher Maria.

Look here, there Zeiserer Hannes.

That's the list for today.
It's here by three.

(Street scenery intrudes.)

(Goosegackers)

Don't sweat it.

Are you writing this down?

Thank you.

(babble of voices)

Have you ever seen anything like this?

Ah jo.
- Aha.

Want them? Get from no one else.

No, thank you.
(Göbbler laughs nastily.)

(church bells)

(chugging)

Can we do the rest tomorrow?

I promised Heiminger,
to come to the workshop earlier.

(bird sounds)

(softly:) 37, 42.

18, 30.

37, 42, 18, 30.

(Rain pattering, dog whining)

(roll of thunder)

(dog whimper)

(roll of thunder)

(floorboard creaking)

You're all wet.

Come in.

Now take off that wet stuff.

(She giggles.)

(He shivers.)

(breeze from outside)

Ah, thank you.

Is better?
- Yes, is good.

(She hums a circus tune.)

(It increases the speed.
of the melody.)

Will ned know what I have there?

Try that the bed.
ned to collapse.
- Nope.

(Rumble, she snorts.)

What is this?

I saved that for you.
You have to try this.

You are a real philistine.

Where did this come from?
- This is a gift from Werner.

(Breeze, he shivers.)

Come here.

(Soft music)

(He breathes heavily.)

Don't do that.

Good night.
- Good night.

(Door slams shut.)

(A door opens outside.
and slams shut.)

(Tense music, dogs barking)

(dog barking)

(Excited cackle)

(Dog barking, squeaking)

(growl)

(Tense music,
Cries of pain)

(long drawn out:) Ah.
(dog barking)

Father!

(He groans.)

Father, what happened?
- It's gone, the bastard.

(He growls.)

Oh God.

Can you stand up?
- I'll get the doctor.

(He groans.)
Help me?

On. Up.

(Painful groan)

(Moving away engine noise)

I'll say it again,
go to the hospital.

Maybe the livestock.
the rabies.

To make them put me in the ground.
To put me in the ground, the knifemen.

See that he gets some rest.

Cool that the swelling goes away.

I will, thanks.

Why has the dog ned
been in the yard?

(owl calls)

Why has the dog
not been in the yard?

I let him into the hay.

With the thunderstorm.

A yard dog is a yard dog

and not a pet.

Are you a farmer
Or are you not?

Think about where you belong.

(slamming doors)

(He breathes heavily.)

(Owl call)

(Night chirping)

(The Bacherbauer hums a song.)

♪ It's going to be okay.
(The father hums along.)

♪ Heal, heal.

♪ It'll all be gone in 100 years.

This is what your mother used to sing.

If you wanted to sleep ned.

And I was very fond of her.

(Church bells, mooing, rooster crowing.)

(Rooster crows.)

Need anything?

Get the Gregor in.

I want to talk to you.
Give me the robe.

(Rooster crows.)

You want to leave the farm altogether.

Will make your own.

Will the workshop
Buy from the Heiminger

and a real gas station.
make it so.

And you need money from me for that.

Did you tell that to the father?

It's time for someone to say something.

What are you meddling with?
- It's going
ned more with the arguing.

degree where the father is not well.
- Let it be!

I'm tired of it.

You shall have the money.
for the gas station.

Father ...

You get the money ...

and Mary gets the farm.

But not until she is married.

What?

There should be a farmer on the farm.

And what if,
if I don't want to get married?

Gregor.

For Christmas, there's an engagement,

If not, it won't work.

(rumble)

(Mary breathes heavily.)

(Door slamming)

(Moving away steps)

Father, you can't ask that.

It's long past time,
for her to get under the hood.

And it was ned long ago,
that anyone has asked.
- Who?

Who asked?

The old Zeiserer
asked for the Hannes.

The Zeiserer Hannes.

You want to give that son of a bitch?
give your daughter to?

The gas station.

Don't you ever want her?
- Now is good.

You're interfering too much,
Badner.

(moo)

You don't have to do this.
I'll find another way.

He must not marry you.

Surely not with Hannes.
(moo)

Why the Hannes?

The old Zeiserer has asked for him.
asked if he could free you.

I'm getting married.

Someday.

I just don't know who.

(moo)

(moo)

(moo)

(laughter, voices)

You, how was it actually
with you and Thomas?

When did he ask you?

He didn't even ask me.

It was always like this,
that we would get married one day,

I don't know it any other way.

That's just made up.

(Hateful laughter)

Maria.

Once again.

Huh?

M-m.

Werner!

(Bicycle bell clangs.)

I need a few things.

He doesn't have time now.
Get in line.

Buh!

(Hateful laughter)

You guys are some heroes to me.
Six against one.

You are one and a half.

(engine hum)

(dog barking)

Hiding behind a girl.
Hiding behind a girl.

Feige Sau.

(Nasty laugh)
They're just kidding.

You have a strange kind of fun.

I like to show you,
what I mean by fun.

For the party tonight.
I'll pick you up. What do you mean?

I already have a date.

A better companion
than me you won't find.

Or are you going with Gregor?

You think,
that I can't find anyone better?

I have the best.

Right, Werner? Pick me up.

I'm sure you would have gone with Gregor.
gone.

Said is said.

Get me at eight?

Yes.

(Festive brass band music)

Greetings!
- Greetings.

(festival scenery)

(Swinging music)

Maria!

Anna!
- Want a drink?

No, we're going dancing first.

Come on, Thomas.

(Swinging music)

(Happy laughter)

(Man:) Ey, Göbbler,
Make that two more beers.

Naa. Now come on, do it.

What is it?

(giggle)

Do you dance with me?

What about the Thomas?

Can he never get over it?

Anna!

Sorry. Come.

Go dancing.
- Dance with me.

Now come on, you slacker.

Why are you doing this?

Father wants to marry you
and you make out with all of them?

Who do I make out with?

This is the marriage market.
They must believe something else.

Now you're not dancing with anyone.

I'm not going to let you
destroy my joy.
- Maria.

Dance with me. Then you see,
how to dance.
- Gladly.

Keep your filthy hands off her.

Are you crazy?

(Swinging music)

Mario?

Mario?

You don't mind anyway, do you?
- Yes I did.

Don't be like that, I'm a landlord,
I have rights.

(Snappy music)

Hannes, I don't want to.
- Now have you ned so.

Hannes, I don't want to!

Leave it. Leave the Maria.

Get lost!

(Woman:) The Werner and the Hannes.

(Rumbling, horrified sounds)
(Man:) Right on.

(Tumult, clamor of voices)
Stop!

Auseinand'!
(Shouts)

Stop!

(Voices buzzing, music)
(Mario:) Gregor, aspetta!

Hannes!

(fighting sounds, tumult)

(shouts)
Gregor!

Doesn't anyone do anything?
- Stop it!

(Outcry)
Let's go, help him!

Do something!

(Tumult, groaning)

Stand up.
(Groan)

(Polter)

I've always wanted to.

Maria.
- (Man:) All because of you.

Disguise!

Or I'll sic the Göbbler on you.
on your neck.

(Tense music, groans)

(Low voices, moaning)

(Stirred up music)

(The music becomes quieter,
engine noise)

(Impact, clang, clang)

Do you know where Gregor is?
He didn't come home.

Maybe he's asleep.
in the workshop.

Now, lie down!

No, he was at the festival.
so funny.

He even took a beating.

I think something is wrong.

He'll be back tomorrow morning,
you'll see.

(Moving away steps)

(clink)

(Distant dog barking)

Anna, do you know where Gregor is?

Wait.

I'm coming down.

Will you come?
- No, thank you.

I've been looking for him everywhere.

He is not in the workshop.
or so.

He left after.
the brawl was over.

I never saw him again after that.

Is his motorcycle there?

The motorcycle.
- Shall I come with you?

That's not necessary.

Gregor!

Gregor!

Gregor!

(Worried music,.
Maria breathes heavily.)

(softly:) Gregor, where are you?

(Owl call)

(desperately:) Gregor!

(splash)

(She breathes heavily.)

(exhausted:) Gregor.

(Owl call)

(sob)

(splash)

(Owl call)

(Loud snoring)

(Horrified suspicious sound)

(He groans.)

Are you completely insane now?
But I'm already served!

You scared me to death.

Gregor, you are completely full of blood.

Still?

I've already washed.

(They laugh.)

I was riding my motorcycle.
tilted.

The front wheel is gone.

My skull is gone too.

Wait.

(She groans and breathes heavily.)

This can't go on like this.

I only think about you.

But I'm not allowed to.

Listen.

Maria, this is forbidden.

(Tense music)

(Owl call)

(Pleasurable moaning)

(Lustful sound)

(Tender Music)

(Music fades away.)

(Approaching footsteps)

Are you okay?

Good night.

(Muffled mooing)

(bell ringing)

(Rooster crows.)
Come quickly! The resi is ready.

Ned here.

You're right.

Comm.

(Dark moo)

(Long-drawn moo)

This is about to start.

I see it already.

(Long-drawn moo)
There it comes.

(Smacking sounds)

(Gregor groans.)

(dog barking)

We must never do this.

You know that's not possible.

(He groans.)

(rustle)

(Remote chicken cluck)

Nobody needs to know that.

If we pay close attention.
- That is a sin.

Father beats us to death,
When he gets on it.

(Loud mooing)

No one will think of us.

(rustle)

Don't do that.

(Loud mooing)

(Loud mooing)

All is well?

Is it healthy?

(dog barking)

What do you look like?

Wash your face.

(Radio:) "Adenauer collects.
in the United States.

Sympathy for Germany."

"At the White House, official residence
of the American head of state,

the Chancellor met.
with President Eisenhower."

"As an important moment for all the world.

the cameras held.
captured this handshake."

"That was the news ..."

(Polter)

Gregor ...

I need to know now if you.
take over the workshop or not.

You know that.

(He coughs.)

(Blow your nose)

But nothing is fixed about it.

Why is it suddenly so urgent?

A company from the city

Would have made me a good offer.

It's not a stupid idea to add to the garage.
adding a gas station.

Where the federal highway will soon.
should be finished.

The surveyors will soon be ready,
It can't be long now.

If I were younger, I would do it myself!
- This is my idea!

They offer a good price.

I don't know how to do this.
So in a hurry.

Think about it.

And the ones in town I can already.
stall a little longer.

Thank you.

The Heiminger wants his money.
- Yes.

Otherwise he sells the workshop.
to who in town.

You're just saying that now?

(He groans.)

We can ned change it.

Unless I get married.

Have you thought about what that would be like.
if we left here?

How, leave?

Far away.

Where no one knows us.

And where to?

Canada.

(snarky:) Canada.
- That would be something!

You and me.

Canada, and open a gas station there.
open up.

We have the same last name, after all.

They believe,
that we are married.

You're serious, aren't you?

Ah yes.

You want to leave here.

Leaving the father alone, the farm ...

You can't really want that.

That's not possible.
- Yes, and it doesn't work like that either.

Where is the Dirndl?

The now creates at the Zeiserer.

(Rooster crows.)

(He mutters a prayer under his breath.)

Father?
I'm going into town tomorrow.

Father.

The Heiminger said,.

When I'm in town.
the mechanic course

and make a degree, then ...

I can get a loan.

(Rooster crows.)

A Bacherbauer has never been indebted to anyone.
has owed anything.

This is the new age.

I don't like them, your new times.

(Tense music)

(Birdsong)

(Tense music
with soft sounds in between)

(Tense music)

(Birdsong)

(Man:) Greetings.
- (Man:) Greetings.

Shouldn't I stay there after all?

Ah we can do that.

That's just a few weeks.

Then you can have your workshop.
have.

I don't have to get married,
and we stay together.

(babble of voices)

For once I'd like to show everyone
how much I like you.

(engine start)

Ho.

(Several cows mooing.)
Good, is good.

Well.
- It's fine, Emma.

(Gemuhe)
Hey!

(Long-drawn moo)

Good, come on. Huh? Come on.

Keep coming up, you.
- Maria!

Maria!

Anna, what's wrong?

You have to come with me.

They beat up Werner.

The doctor was with him,
but he won't say who it was.

Badnerin, I have to go with Anna.
- Yeah yeah, it's good.

The doctor was going to call the police.

They can do nothing,
as long as Werner says nothing.

You were at the feast together,
Maybe he'll tell you.

(Door opens.)

(Heavy breathing)

(pub backdrop)

(slamming doors)

You are such a piece of shit.

Was it you or your critters?

Are you out of your fucking mind,?
Bacherin?

The Werner will tell me.

And then I'll make you
go to jail for it.

I didn't do it.
- Ah, who'd believe it.

He's a jerk,
But it wasn't me.

You or your critters,
You son of a bitch!
- Ho, ho, ho.

Just wait,
until the Gregor is back.

(babble of voices)

I have nothing to do with it!

(Quiet conversations)

(pub backdrop)

I don't understand you.

Show him, or I will.

No.

(Children's voices from outside)

Should I go?

(gruff:) Stay.

You have something to make up for.

I want to apologize to you.

I didn't take care of you at the party
Paying attention, I'm sorry.

I hope you don't think I'm.
for a coward.

Nobody has to watch me after all.

You see what happens,
When someone tries to do that,.

Have you seen the stupid face
of Hannes seen,

When the Gregor gave him.
put one on him?

(Night chirping)

(She takes a deep breath.)

(Wooden creak)

(Quiet conversation, duck clucking,
Traffic noise)

(horns, tires squealing)

Maria, I ...
- Maria!

Shit.

What is it?

I wanted to get medicine
for the Werner.

When will the Gregor come back?

It depends,
How it goes with the mechanics course.

Don't worry about it,
that you are always with Werner

and the Gregor knows nothing about it?

What do you mean now?

The Werner and you.

Are you a couple now?

People talk because you were together at.
Fest and you care so much.

Ha yeah, you can tell me.

I have to go, Anna.

(dog barking)

(gently:) What about you?

Without Gregor, it's not,
as it should be.

Your father?

Who thinks it's my fault,
that the Gregor has gone.

Five weeks he's been gone now.

(Children's voices playing from outside)

Does it hurt badly?

(Clatter of cutlery from the next room)

Ukraine '44.

You looked good.
in your uniform.

This is bad,
What the Russians have done to you.

That was ned the Russians.

We have ...

Villages burned to the ground.

Have ... Shot people.

Have rolled over it with tanks.

Cleanup.

I couldn't take it,
I took off,

Then they got me.
Our own.

Ripped off my uniform.

Fear of the enemy.

Then they shot me.

Just nobody noticed,
that I was still alive.

The next day, there ...

Russian peasants found me

and hid me for five months.

Is that why you don't want to fight?

I know until today ned,

Why they didn't let me.
let me die.

With what we did to them.

I swore then,

that I never raise my hand again.
against anyone.

(Soft music)

Why didn't you ever tell me this?

Nobody wants to know.

My father doesn't want to know.

My father was in the Gulag.

When he came back,
then he was a different person.

My mother put up with him.
never put up with him and left.

(Desperate sound)

(He groans.)

Pff.

It's just better,
you stay alone.

(Birdsong)

(Loud mooing)

(Gagging)
Are you okay, girl?

(Loud mooing)

No, it's fine.

I just ate something wrong.

I'll cook you a broth later,
That will settle your stomach.

(Summer chirping)

(Quiet voices)

Maria.

(Knock)

(Door opens.)

Gregor?

(Door closes.)

Will you ned maybe talk to me?

I've known you longer now,
than I knew your mother.

Will you not tell me?

You are pregnant.

No, I'm ned.

I have also ned always
old and ugly been.

You are pregnant.

I'm not,
And now stop saying that.

I can feel it.

In a few weeks, see it.
the others too.

You can barely get
close your blouse.

When was the last time you.
your sputum?

I just ate something wrong.

(insistently quiet:) Maria.

Does he know yet?

Who?
- Well, the father.

You mustn't tell your father.

He must stand by it,.

Isn't it the Werner?

(Thoughtful music)

For the love of God.

What have you done?

(Emotional music)

You say nothing to the father.

(Door slams shut.)

(Moving away steps)

This one shakes the plums.

He collects them.

That will bring them home.

And the little one
eats them all, all up.

(children's laughter)

(The woman sings a nursery rhyme.)

(Child:) Mom?

(The woman continues to sing her song.)

(Door opens.)

(The woman continues to sing her song.)

Next, please.

The Mary.

Greetings.

Sorry.

I forgot my bag.

(Quiet voice from next room)

(bird calls)

(Birdsong)

(Removed Voices)

(Rooster crows.)

Hi, Mario.

Be back.

The Gregor.

Were you successful?

Nix I got.

No bank, no company,
No one wants to give me money.

First, everyone wanted the report card.
of the mechanic's exam,

how I had it then ...

First, if I could offer the farm.
as security.

I'm very sorry, my friend.

I have to go home.

It's a surprise.
I brought Maria something nice.

When Maria is not at home,
look at Werner.

With Werner?

There it often is.

(Rooster crows.)

I hope,
you'll bring her to her senses.

(splash)

I've been thinking.

What if I really get married?

What do you mean now?

Ned really, I couldn't do that at all.

Just for appearances.

The Werner.

What about you and the Werner?

Mario said,.
You're with him all the time.

Hannes and his buddies.
beat him up.

I think that was because of me.

Now you want to marry him for that?
- No.

He said.
he would do me any favor.

I marry him.
For the others and the father.

That's what he does ned.

I won't let you
with the Werner.

We would have to tell him the truth.
- From us?

What is wrong with you?
- I trust him.

And he doesn't care about me.

Ned so.

Let's go away, Maria. Whole.

Canada.
- Ah jo, Canada!

That won't work, you know that.

Besides that,
we don't even know the language.

There's something else I need to tell you.
I have to tell you.
-Today never.

I need to think.
- It's important.

Tell me tomorrow!

(Door slams shut on aisle.)

Good to have you back.
- Have you seen Maria?

She was going to let you sleep,
Then she went to the village.

Gregor.

(Clang)

The Mary.

Did she say if she was getting married.
wants to? And who? The Werner?

Spring on.

(hissing:) Mary must marry.

Maria doesn't have to do anything.

The money for the workshop.
I'm already getting it.

Maybe Zeiserer will lend it to me.
- Stay away from that. Stay away!

Stay away, both of you! Marry her.

The Werner!

I have to go to the Heiminger,
ask for a postponement.
- Gregor!

(dog barking)

You take the Maria.

What do you think they.
get for a pile of money.

when a new state highway is built over
which is built over their land.

You do as I say.

I'm not taking the Bankert
from someone else.

The banker.
you push to the side.

Look at the Göbbler.

Our tavern maid left it there,
when she was chased away.

If I hadn't given him anything to eat,
he would have died long ago.

I didn't know that.

I'll tell you ...

the Bankert is from the Werner.

He stands ned in our way.

But Maria,
But she doesn't want me.

She should be happy,
when someone takes her.

This is damaged goods.

We have to hurry up.

Time is money.

(Door closes.)

You don't, do you?

What's it to you?

What about us?
- What should be already?

But I do love you.

It's already clear.

(Tense music,
raven screeching, laughter)

(engine noise)

Is it possible?

(horns)

(Gloating laughter)

Werner.

Now that's.
Maybe weird for you.

Would you marry me?

(Thoughtful music)

Gregor!

(Tense music)

(moo)

(moo)

(Dangerous Sounds)

I need the money.
for the Heiminger.

Now.

Will you help me?

Please!

I'm getting out of here,
Whether you help me or not!

I can't stand it.
In the yard.

You're staying here,
You're not going anywhere,

(moo)

Maria, come.

We are going to the field.

You heard what I said.

(Chugging starts.)

Coming?

(Multiple mooing)

Have you been able to sort it out?

Didn't she tell you?

What is she supposed to have said?

Maria is pregnant.

Lying?
- And won't say from whom.

You lie.
- You talk to her.

Maybe she'll tell you.

That's why she wants the Werner.

(dog barking)

(roars:) Naa!

(Approaching footsteps)

You and the Werner.

Home lightun and at that you.
his banker already under his heart.

That's why you want to marry him, huh?

I was only gone for a few weeks.

That you are not ashamed.

I have nothing to be ashamed of!

Gregor, you are so stupid!

(Pounding footsteps)

(Door slamming)

(raven screech)

(Loud cry of terror)

(Horrified sounds)

(She sobs.)

Badner.

(She gasps for breath.)

(raven screech)

(She sobs.)

(softly:) It's all good.

(cough)

(fly buzz)

Thank you.

(Birds chirping, mooing)

(Loud mooing)

(Distant conversation,.
Maria makes soothing sounds.)

(Gregor groans.)

(Polyphonic mooing)

I don't understand.

Why did he do that?

(Car drives off.)

And why with us?

I asked him.

Yesterday.

Have you told him everything?

No.

Ned ...
(Moo)

Ned everything.

He said yes.

Is it from him?

This is from you.

Do you understand? This is ours!

(They both exhale.)

I'll stay here on the farm.

You ...

You need me here.

You are suffocating here under the father.

But Maria ...
- All you do is argue.

(Rooster crows, soft sobs)

You are so alike.

I want to raise my child.
not raise it like this.

I could make an effort.

(Loud mooing)

And I should have made an effort,
to accept that about Werner.

(sobbing:) The Werner ...

(Tense music)

(Rural scenery)

(Tense trippy music)

Greetings, Mario. Heiminger.

Gregor.

The workshop is sold.

Have made myself fix.

I never need you.

I'm sorry, but you take care.
better take care of your yard.

Is this an ejection?

If you want to know for sure,

they asked,
who I recommend,

and I told them Mario.

A dead man hangs on you.

There's something wrong with you guys.

That's why you're kicking me out, after.
all the work I've done!

Look out, Gregor,
I've always liked you,

But it doesn't go on like this.

This is bad for business.

I wish you all the best at court,
Here's over for you.

(Emotional music)

(Tense music)

I'm very sorry.
- Screw it, Mario.

Tag, Gregor!

Tag, Anna.

Now that the Werner is nimmer ...

there's no one left for Maria.
to marry.

Know ...

I have a good dowry,
The father was not stingy.

With that, you could pay the Heiminger.
pay.

Spinning?

You are engaged to the Thomas.

This is ...

Thomas is just not you.

The Thomas is my friend.

And also ...

I don't love you.

I'm sorry.

(Tense sounds)

Love!

As if it would need that with you!

What are you saying?

I saw you.

You and Mary.

Out in the woods.

No matter what you saw,
you were wrong.

Together you have been.

Like husband and wife.

Now don't talk shit like that.

(Dangerous music)

Think carefully,
Whether you reject me.

I know what I saw!

The Anna knows with us.

She saw us by the stream.

She says nothing,
She's my girlfriend.

She asked me,
Whether I want her.
- It's nonsense.

Hasn't she got the Thomas.

And they're going to get married.

We have to leave here.

Anna will ned silent,
what do you think?

The father,
that with the Werner, the child.

(Sniff)

(moo)

She's not going to give us.
not give us a happy minute.

But I want to have our child.

(Loud mooing)

I hope it's healthy.

Maria, we get it.

But ned here.

Maria, please!

(moo)

(raven screech)

I know of someone.

This can help.

This doesn't hurt.

And no one will know about me.

I'll take that to my grave.

When you get it ...

you don't know,
what they do to you.

Make it go away!

Or you have hell.

(pub backdrop)

Is it a deal?

You stay away from the farm.

I don't want to see you there.

As long as the Badner is with us,
you have no business there.

Go here.

The old Gschicht.

For them it is still arg.

You took the child away from her,
then.

I couldn't know,
that you would take her in.

If she were gone,

had she forgotten the Göbbler
long forgotten.

So she sees him every day.

And that,
What you have made of him,.

He's just a banker.

It's your banker.

He has never been unwell.

And then there is peace in the village.

(He breathes in.)

(He grunts.)

If he's not good to her,
I'll beat him to death.

(Tense music)

(Melancholic music)

(The bather.
murmurs a prayer softly.)

I talked to the Zeiserer.

The Hannes and you ...

Wedding is in four weeks.

The Hannes will say,
it's his child.

That's the deal.
- No.

You get your money.
and you can do whatever you want.

I won't be sold
like cattle.

In four weeks ...

You bring me no shame.
about the Bacherhof.

I'll make you again
to an honorable woman.

(Distant mooing)

My honor ...

Has nothing to do with those in the village.
or what they say.

If you think,
I am dishonorable ...

you are ned better than the others.

Maria doesn't do that,
and you can't force her to.

We'll see about that.

No way am I marrying that.

Then you are no longer my daughter.

Then you can go too.

(Moving away steps)

(floorboard creaking)

(floorboard creaking)

(pub backdrop)

Gregor, greetings.

Greetings.

Have you seen Hannes?

No.

Come on, bring Gregor a beer.

Take a seat.

I've heard it before.

Heiminger has his workshop.
sold to the townspeople.

Now you just have to
remain a peasant.

Can cut the crap.

(Dark music)

What's wrong with him?

Gregor?

I think you should apologize to the
Anna.
- I don't think so.

Go home, you old farmer, and.
Take care of your sister.

Take care of your fiancée.

Behind your back.
she turns me on.

Are you crazy?

Thomas ...

You don't believe that.

(insistent:) Thomas.

It's him,
who makes me beautiful eyes.

It's something everyone has to get behind.

He even does it.
with his own sister.

Shut the fuck up.

If it is true.

Are you stupid?
You can't say that.

I saw it.

(Dirndl:) Pregnant she is too.

Come on, Hannes, isn't that right?

If you get too close to Maria ...

I'll shoot you down like a dog.

(Whispering Gossip)

(babble of voices)

(creak)

(creak)

Is that true,
What the people in the village are saying?

(Gregor screams.)

(Groan of pain)

(tractor noise)

(swallow sounds)

That you dare to come here.

I want ...
- What do you want?

I wanted to express my condolences.

Never would Werner have done that.

Never!

This is your fault.

You killed him.

(Door slamming)
The Werner was my friend.

(Dark music)

(raven screech)

(dog bark, whistle)

Where are you going?

(Carried music)

(Excited dog barking)

Don't touch me!

(Tumult)
Let go of me!

(Mario:) Maria, hey, let her go!

(Cheering, Maria screams.)

(She screams.)

(Mario:) Let them. Maria!
- (Man:) To me.

(Obnoxious sounds)

Leave me alone!
(He grunts.)

(Mary screams.)
Let her!

("To me" shouts, Maria roars.)

(Tumult, spiteful laughter)

Don't touch me!

Anna, Mary needs your help!

(clapping, shouting)

You bastards!
(Tumult, strained grunt)

(desperate:) Please!

There must be something good about you too
something good!

You used to have.
had a mother.

The whore died a long time ago.

(Scream)

(Cheering, clapping,.
Maria roars.)

(Everyone shouts "Hey" in unison.)

Let me!
- To me!

(roar)

(Tumult)

Maria! Maria!

(desperately:) Let me!

(Mary roars.)

(Tumult, roar)

Maria!
- Leave her alone!

(softly:) I'm sorry.

In the village! Go quickly!

Go!

(Desperate crying)

(Cheers, dark music)

(Mary moans.)

(Stifled crying)

(dog barking)

(Painful sounds)

(Mario says something in the distance.)

(Göbbler groans.)

(Mario:) Do you have to help her!

(Mario speaks Italian.)

Will it right here
or in the barn?

(Mario:) Leave them alone!

(Mario:) I have to help her.
(He speaks Italian.)

(Mario:) Maria!

(Dramatic Music)

(Gregor gasps.)

(The music becomes more critical.)

(Mary groans and roars.)

(Carried music)

Do that,
and you will ned survive.

(She roars.)

(Mary groans in exhaustion.)

(Göbbler grunts.)

(He moans lustfully,
Maria cries out in pain.)

(Pain-filled scream,
choking sound)

(Gasps, Maria moans.)

(rattle)

(Strained sound,
Göbbler struggles for breath.)

(death rattle)

Why didn't you just leave us alone?
leave us alone?

(rattle)

Maria.

It's okay.

I'm here, they're gone.

It's good.

(rattle)

Now help me stop!

It is ned schad um den Bankert.

(rattle)

You're gone now.

Maria.

Maria?

(Heavy music)
(soft:) Maria.

Don't worry.

She will survive.

(Sad music)

The child, however ...

I'm sorry.

Whatever the Lord God wills.

Two more weeks she has to stay,
The doctor said,

Then she gets to go home again.

(Sad music)

(Sniff)

(Carried music)

(engine hum)

(Music fades away.)

That was ned right.

Is that why you visited me.
ned to visit me in the hospital?

I'll go away from here,
If that's what you want.

That was ned right of me.

(Pressed sobs)

(Mary weeps softly.)

(Metallic clink)

(footsteps, door slamming)

(Metallic chain clank)

Do not touch!

I'm so sorry.
- Speak clearly!

Whispering forbidden!

The Badner told me.

Do not touch!

The Zeiserer testifies,
that it was murder.

And his word is law.

It's murder.

They are the killers.

They made me one too.

When?

Four weeks, then trial.

You say,.
I get a life sentence.

The lawyer said,.

When the witness.
ned to testify in court,

it will be considered self-defense.
and your punishment will be light.

The Anna helps us.

The Zeiserer will.
always claim that.

And the others too!

They're all afraid of him.

There is no one standing
against the Zeiserer.

(chain clank)

(forest backdrop)

(bird sound)

(Woodpecker knocks.)

(bird sound)

You did that with the Werner.

No, ned me.

The Göbbler.

But you told him to.

The first warning.
Has the Werner ned understood.

I told him,
I told him,

I let the Göbbler
at Maria.

Werner his father

wanted to know what it would cost,
to host a wedding.

The Werner has made it official.
want to do it.

Wanted to ask the Bacherbauer
ask for the hand.

Then the Göbbler went after him,
captured him.

It was not a stupid idea
from Göbbler,

tying him up in the bacher's barn.
tying him up.

(Malicious laughter)
The mother of the Göbbler ...

The tavern girl,
that you chased away.

Was the Göbbler my half-brother?

(He gasps snidely.)

(Dark music)

(Wooden crackling,
shrieked bird sound)

(Heavy music)

(Menacing music)

(shot)

(bird sounds)

(Mary breathes heavily.)

(Carried music)

(Church bells, birds chirping)

(Carried music)

(church bells)

(The music becomes hopeful.)

(Emotional sounds)

(Hopeful music)

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